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No Monday Newsletter Due To Long Weekend Holiday

The Victoria Day weekend, or National Patriots Day, if you live in Quebec, in normal times, is when many of us fire up the BBQ, open up ‘the cottage’ or re-establish order and nurture life into bac

No Monday Newsletter Due To Long Weekend Holiday

By David Farrell

The Victoria Day weekend, or National Patriots Day, if you live in Quebec, in normal times, is when many of us fire up the BBQ, open up ‘the cottage’ or re-establish order and nurture life into backyards. Well, the 2020 edition comes with a manifest of limitations, but, hey, we need the break and perhaps you need a break from us. Either way, Monday’s a holiday and so Team FYI is sodding off for a bit of fun without sun, but we’ll be back like a flock of crows during planting season on Wednesday. Until then, the best from us to you.


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Cheers - DF

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The Beaches, photographed by Lane Dorsey in Toronto in 2025.

The Beaches, photographed by Lane Dorsey in Toronto in 2025.

Concerts

The Beaches Get Ready to Play Their First Hometown Arena Concert in Toronto

It’s a week full of hometown shows — Cœur de Pirate plays Montreal, while emerging star Sofia Camara plays Toronto.

This week, The Beaches are hometown heroes, playing their largest-ever headlining show at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena. The foursome are on a cross-country tour in support of their record No Hard Feelings, and it brings them to the most monumental concert of their career journey.

Plus, Montreal singer Cœur de Pirate will perform an intimate show in her hometown, while country star Dallas Smith continues her 51-date trek across Canada. Vancouver-native Mikayla Geier brings her TikTok viral hits to the west coast and pop star Sabrina Carpenter nabs two sold-out shows at Scotiabank Arena on her lone Canadian stop.

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